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When I learned about the atom, its existence had been confirmed many times through direct means.

Confirmed many times through direct means? How exactly?

Did you see it, hear it, smell it, touch it, taste it?
I'm not saying it doesn't exist; I'm talking about how it was proven to us!

We all heard about the atom on television! From official scientific sources! Finally, in school programs, in physics, chemistry, and biology! And we accepted it as a given.

But we still don't accept as a given what we weren't told in school, despite the huge amount of archaeological evidence.

What if you are a product of my imagination?

Well, maybe.

Guys, watch, I'm going to disprove it now.
You wrote about a battle involving a million people. However, archaeological excavations have not found the appropriate amount of weapons, equipment, cooking pots, scissors, or even corpses and bones that should have remained after such a crowd. Checkmate!

And this guy is aiming for the Nobel Prize :)
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I was talking about scientific evidence, and you've turned it all into a farce again, but I can understand why; what else do you have left?

The book "The Unknown History of Humanity" provides examples of several archaeological expeditions, with a huge number of archaeological facts - with illustrations.

In Eastern tradition, kshatriyas - warriors - are usually cremated!
But despite this, skeletons of huge people - giants - are found all over the world:
















Models of airplanes on frescoes in the Egyptian ruins of the Temple of Abydos.


A golden model of an airplane found in South America, resembling modern B-52 bombers.


Baghdad, Iraq, 3rd century BC. Batteries that work just as well as modern ones.

This is much the same as trying to explain to a person with a 1st-degree Orthodox mindset that there is no God.

But how do you prove to a person with a 1st-degree atheist mindset that God exists? If they simply don't want to believe it, no matter what?

There's no way! You have to give them the opportunity to reach the bottom, to suffer.

Ancient Eastern wisdom:
"He who desires oblivion, God grants oblivion"

God does not impose Himself on anyone, despite the fact that our existence completely depends on Him and on His laws.

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